of this essential concept, divorce would virtually disappear from the planet.

of this essential concept, divorce would virtually disappear from the planet.

[Seymour Franks]

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The New 2005 United States Healthcare Database.

This complete database includes all hospitals, nursing homes,
and physicians in the country.

In a rapidly-changing industry, current healthcare information is an
invaluable resource to businesses and organizations.  The United States
Healthcare Database includes comprehensive information on more than
7,000 hospitals, 25,000 nursing homes and 400,000 doctors.  It is the
most extensive and reliable mailing list and database of key decision
makers in the health care market.

 Each record is indexed by such features as name, address, phone and fax. 
The database is available in Excel format on CD Rom.  It is designed for
mailing lists and merges.  The data can be selected by state or other
criteria such as type of practice. It can be used on an unlimited basis.

 For the past 14 years, MedCom has maintained the most comprehensive
healthcare lists.  Our directories are 100% telephone verified and
updated every quarter. MedCom continues to hold the nation's most
extensive and reliable databases of key decision-makers in the health
care market.

 Available exclusively on CD-Rom (Excel), the data can be used on an
unlimited basis. It is easily exportable to other programs for mailing
or faxing purposes.

 For a limited time, this extensive database is offered at an introductory
price of $195 (reg. $745).

To order, please print this e-mail, complete the information below and
fax it to 416-765-0029 (tel: 416-765-0028).

NAME:

TITLE:

ORGANIZATION:

ADDRESS:

CITY:

STATE:

POSTAL:

TEL:

FAX:

EMAIL:




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